FRISCHFEUER!
Highlights from the Chemistry Collection
An exhibition in the Lamb Gallery, Tower Building
31 January - 1 March 2003
Leeds Weissenberg Camera, 1950
When the University was founded as University College Dundee
in 1881, it was envisaged as a modern, scientific institution, and chemistry was one of its key subjects. The Carnelley chemistry laboratory was the first building to be purpose-built on the new campus, and it rapidly established itself as one of the country's leading centres of teaching and research. One report of 1889
claimed that "few laboratories in the kingdom yield as much
work per cubic foot per year".
This exhibition by the University Museum Services features rare scientific instruments and teaching material from the Chemistry museum collection, as well as early images of the Carnelley
Building courtesy of the University Archives.
Click on one of the links below:
Model of the Carnelley Building, 1958
The Carnelley chemistry laboratory was built in 1883
and extended in 1889. A further storey was added in
1950 and another in 1958. This model was created as
part of the plans of this final extension. The building
is now being altered once again to link it to the Old
Medical School.
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